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Re: remove xml header with java dom?

From: "Andy Dingley <dingbat@----------.--->" <dingbat@----------.--->
To: NULL
Date: 4/3/2006 3:01:00 AM

Elhanan wrote:

> i'm reading an xml string and i would like to remove it's header,

What's an "XML Header" ?   If you mean the prolog, then the DOM removes
that anyway - it's not part of the DOM, it's part of how you serialise
the document into some serial storage, like a file or a web document.
If you re-write this same DOM to different places, then the DOM
serialiser will give you a new one each time - and you can control what
goes into it appropriately for each use (mainly to choose the encoding
specified)

If you're interested in the more general case, such as binding to an
XSLT stylesheet, then look at how to handle "processing instructions"



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